(01-22-2018, 08:50 AM)sfljaguarsfan Wrote:

(01-22-2018, 08:48 AM)Boston_Prince Wrote: I agree with this. But, if you've watched sports, you always know the besties get the calls. See Manning, Jordan, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, etc.... Its just the messed up world of sports. Its like the great ones earn it or something. The fumble play that was blown dead was done because it was such an uncanny play and no one really knew what happened until the replay. Funny thing is, this same type of play has happened to us before and we were on the other side of the call. It was a Monday night game, against Rex Ryan and the Bills. So it happens, sometimes you are on the bad side, sometimes the good side. But that play was so weird that I think the refs just blew the whistle on instinct.

Lol, here we go... Pats fans just really have no clue do yall? Thats the 3rd or 4th time that happened to us THIS SEASON. A fumble being blown dead early to stop a defensive td that is. Literally 3-4 times this season. U guys just have no clue what it's like to constantly see the calls go agianst you.

Forgive me for not watching your team all season and knowing that your team gets robbed alot. Sorry, you're right, I have no clue. My bad.

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(01-22-2018, 08:53 AM)sfljaguarsfan Wrote:

(01-22-2018, 08:48 AM)Boston_Prince Wrote: I agree with this. But, if you've watched sports, you always know the besties get the calls. See Manning, Jordan, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, etc.... Its just the messed up world of sports. Its like the great ones earn it or something. The fumble play that was blown dead was done because it was such an uncanny play and no one really knew what happened until the replay. Funny thing is, this same type of play has happened to us before and we were on the other side of the call. It was a Monday night game, against Rex Ryan and the Bills. So it happens, sometimes you are on the bad side, sometimes the good side. But that play was so weird that I think the refs just blew the whistle on instinct.

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Maybe but we've owned the Steelers for years. No one fears them over here, I promise. But it really wasn't a catch. Look at the rules for surviving the ground as a "receiver", not a RB. It wasn't a catch and as you know, that team is so badly coached. They 4 minutes to come up with a play on the 4 yard line and they throw a pass on a one-man route while being covered by 3 people. The team is super dumb. Doug Marrone is a good coach, even when we played him while he was with the Bills. Your team will be here again, I know it.

So if that wasn't a catch than how was Cooks td vs the Texans a catch???? Because the ball clearly hit the ground as cooks was falling out of end zone and yet even after review the call magically stood. It would he impossible to get that call wrong by a ref reviewing in a booth with freeze and zoom technology available.

Man, thats a good question for the NFL and its referees, I'm just telling you to check the rule. The ball clearly moved when it hit the ground and his hand was not under it, easy to me. But the point was please don't insult us by making it seem like the Steelers got shafted, they didn't. They are a dumb team that we always beat, sometimes in blowout fashion. Beating the Steelers really ins't anything special, it isnt.

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(01-22-2018, 08:53 AM)jaglyn Wrote: "I can't drink beers and celebrate going to the Superbowl yet, I have to make sure everybody is convinced that we won that game fair and square. #needclosure " - Pats fan

When Gronk went down, everybody thought the game was really over then. Your defense didn't prepare for a Gronk-less offense, but apparently the Pats knew how to shift plans and play even better without him. This was your teams game to win, but they gave up a large lead. You cant be mad, just accept it.

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